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Sue_WA Seattle, WA(Zone 8b) Jun 05, 2003

Don't know whats wrong with me this year. Here it is June 4 and I have not even started mine yet! There are just not enough hours in the day I guess! I'm so busy making flower beds I'm forgetting to plant the seeds! Sigh.....

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sbarr Albany (again), NY(Zone 5b) Jun 05, 2003

Sue - don't fret too much. I didn't start mine until about 2 weeks ago. There still is time. From previous posts, looks like the time from planting to flower is about 2 months.

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Shirley1md Ellicott City, MD(Zone 7a) Jun 07, 2003

Sue, don't feel bad. Just like Sandra, I planted mine about 2 weeks ago after soaking them in water overnight. They germinated quickly and should grow rapidly when planted in larger containers, outside in your garden, or twining up your trellis. Don't forget to give them fertilizer and place them in full sun.

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Sue_WA Seattle, WA(Zone 8b) Jun 07, 2003

I've added it to my to do for Monday! I should see blooms in August. (fingers and toes crossed!)

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Lophophora Tokyo, Japan Jun 10, 2003

Good luck Sue -

I've saved up about an hour's worth of "Whooo Hoooooooo"s for your first blooms!

;)

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Sue_WA Seattle, WA(Zone 8b) Jun 10, 2003

Hee hee! Thanks Lophophora! :-D

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eyesoftexas Toadsuck, TX(Zone 7a) Jun 10, 2003

Hee hee hee........I have some of the fushia and fushia and white stripes up a blooming.....course they got a long way to go, and a lot more blooms to develop. They should really take off this month! Thanks again Sandy!!


"eyes"

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jody MD &, VA(Zone 7b) Jun 10, 2003

I only started 2 varieties, and that was only about a month ago. I forget which 2 off the top of my head but I have variegated leaves :) :) :)

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